My biggest concern was that I didn't want my squad to be distracted so that they could continue cheering on the team and I didn't want my team to be distracted from winning the game.
What we need is competition for places. We are certainly trying to engender that. When we name the final squad you could find that yes there might be a few established players left out of the squad. We'll find that out over the next two or three weeks.
There are some real good eighth-graders coming up. We return almost a full squad with state championship experience, and when they graduate, the ones replacing them will be tougher than your average sophomore.
The only way to go from here is up, and all the girls agree. We've got a great squad and all of the girls are very experienced at golf.
You also do a self-analysis of your own team in the first two games, and it is important to correct things with your own squad that need fixing.
We don't want to put ourselves under unnecessary pressure, but at the same time we have to set ourselves a goal and that is the goal. It is going to be tough but we have the squad capable of doing it.
Totten-ham have a good team, a good squad and a good manager. They will fight to be in the top four and we will try to do the same. I don't know if it's possible but we will try.
This squad is loaded with really great athletes and I really think they're going to make some noise in the league.
No one has spoken to Andy and that begs a question about communication. I found it strange that you reduce the squad from 60 to 30 and do not phone people who are not in it and tell them why. If we did something like that to people we would be accused of mismanagement.
I ended up quitting an all-star squad in Canada last year because I wasn't comfortable with what they were doing.